Life of George Washington, Količina 1G.P. Putnam, 1855 |
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... miles before the Indian refused to go further . Washington soon ascertained the reason . " Indians , " said he , " expect presents - nothing can be done without them . The French take this method . If you want one or more to conduct a ...
... miles before the Indian refused to go further . Washington soon ascertained the reason . " Indians , " said he , " expect presents - nothing can be done without them . The French take this method . If you want one or more to conduct a ...
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... miles beyond Fort Necessity . Several French and his fate . None of the passes between the camp Indians endeavored to reconnoitre it , but were and fort were occupied ; they believed there were fired upon by the advanced sentinels . few ...
... miles beyond Fort Necessity . Several French and his fate . None of the passes between the camp Indians endeavored to reconnoitre it , but were and fort were occupied ; they believed there were fired upon by the advanced sentinels . few ...
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... miles , and then crossed to the opposite shore . The whole corps , six thou- sand strong , and under the command of Lord Cornwallis , were landed , with their cannon , by ten o'clock , at a place called Closter Dock , five or six miles ...
... miles , and then crossed to the opposite shore . The whole corps , six thou- sand strong , and under the command of Lord Cornwallis , were landed , with their cannon , by ten o'clock , at a place called Closter Dock , five or six miles ...
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